Can I store some documents locally for later using in offline environment?
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The Chromebook comes with about 16GB HDD space. if you need more than that, then you can save your docs on a USB/external thumb-drive & just plug that in the chrome-book for additional "local" (or offline) storage.With the prices of USB TDs dropping drastically, it may be a more cost-effective solution than online/cloud storage (which usually expires after first free year, unless you pay for it).
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The Chromebook comes with about 16GB HDD space. if you need more than that, then you can save your docs on a USB/external thumb-drive & just plug that in the chrome-book for additional "local" (or offline) storage. With the prices of USB TDs dropping drastically, it may be a more cost-effective solution than online/cloud storage (which usually expires after first free year, unless you pay for it).
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Yes, you can use Google Docs Offline mode to edit Google Docs offline, and you can use apps like QuickOffice to view other documents (but not edit).Google Docs Offline mode:https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/2809731?hl=enOther things you can do offline:https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/3214688?hl=en
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Yes. But its a lot of data and it takes a while to copy to the local drives.
1638239
No you can only store files like a stick drive. Its only designed for storage
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You should be able to however I would think external drives or sever would be a lot more efficient.
2035415
No, unfortunately not. An external drive is pretty cheap. I bought one when I bought the computer.
756390
Absolutely. Plus you can scan docs longer than 11" & it will turn the doc into two or more consecutive pages. Also, if you haven't yet, invest in a 16 or 32 gig storage chip so you can transfer information easily to your laptop or tablet. That way, you can store everything to the cloud automatically without worry.
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You can using apps that support a standard called WebDav. Many do. Among them are iFiles and Good Reader.
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Sure, assuming what you have to backup will fit. I do it the other way around. Since I work on documents at work and home, my Sandisk drive has my main copy and the work/home drives are backups.
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First, I think this is wired ethernet only. Second, doing what you are asking is not really practical. If you are concerned about losing your data to fire you should be looking at off-site file storage.
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You can store anything on this drive. All kinds of files will be able to be stored there.
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You can..bit you will be better of if you install windows and your most common used applications either on an internal SSD (best option) or an external flash drive. The system will be faster this way, and you can use your external 2TB for storing everything else.
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No and it is not good on the Internet. You can use a USB had or thumb drive but t It doesn't do much else.
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The device works independently of a computer attachment, so in that sense yes; in the worst case you could just use the device while it's not connected, paginate when in doubt, and connect it as a mass storage device to offload the pages you've written after maxing out the memory...
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No, you can use the external hard drive, it only support internal hard drive, sorry for that.
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Yes you can - coming from being a Dell user I had tons of documents and external hard drives. I purchase Paragon www.paragon-software.com which allows you to use both types on both Windows and Mac. It cost me about $20.00! Well worth the cost if you don't want the hassle of having to re format your external drives and change your documents.
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Yes you can, it comes worth it's own software where you store documents and bills in separate folders. I love it
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Your could do if the Flash drive is big enough. Personally I use an external hard drive to back up data. and just use the flash drives for portable data. If you want to back up more than just data [software/ settings] then you would need disc replicating software.